Scratch

mohlar wrote:

The 'invisibility' thread caused me to start identifying members who are deliberately and usefully posting short demos of Scratch features and functions. Personally, I feel that members, and especially 'newbies' could do with a dedicated area of the website or a 'sticky' thread where all such programs could be assessed by the Scratch team and then posted so as to create a library of such demos. In the meantime, these are the members whose work triggered my thinking ......

http://scratch.mit.edu/users/kevin_karplus

Calculator
Arrays (implemented in a ‘Simon’ game)
Printing decimal values
Printing numbers
Timer test

http://scratch.mit.edu/users/Roberth

Square roots
Trigonometry values
Array demo
Movement demo

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/paulmedwalhelp/8942

tennis sniper (improved version of game by rivendell)
Basic bullet demo
Direction change demo


Why not post your own suggestions of contributions?

I've found tons of those, I open one up, All you do is click a button. One thing that these short demos are good for is a sprite or script pack for someone or somthing to start on collabaration.

rocketthecat5 wrote:

how do you make a sprite turn when it follows you?

How do you mean? There are a number of ways to make a sprite turn and follow you at the same time, if that's what you're asking. Maybe this script will help:

When Green Flag Clicked
  Forever
    point towards [sprite2]
    move (2) steps
  end